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After Effects Help (prob not a lot of exp required)
I have an animation in uncompressed format that looks very clean- it's interlaced- lower field. When I bring it into after effects 6.5, i instantly notice that some edges become very jaggy looking- and no matter what I output it to it looks like it looses quality. I'm just thinking i have somethign set wrong in the timeline but I'm unsure as to what.
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I wonder if the field order should be reversed? Or maybe there is a resolution mismatch. Sorry for the obvious suggestions.
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when I import the footage, i just drag it directly onto the composition shortcut, so it creates a matching composition---
If the fields were reversed , how would I go about switching them? |
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i guess you could try and make sure your comp is sized according to the animation, and that you are looking at it in 100%...
not much of an AE expert... in photoshop, you get jagged edges when you view something at 33 or 66% zoom as opposed to 25, 50 or 100.... -raza |
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